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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-06-16

ICYMI: Armstrong in the Washington Reporter on the Weaponization of Sec. 401 of the Clean Water Act

Alan Armstrong
Alan Armstrong
ROK · Senator
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This press release from Senator Alan Armstrong (R-OK) was published on 2026-06-16 and titled "ICYMI: Armstrong in the Washington Reporter on the Weaponization of Sec. 401 of the Clean Water Act".

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ICYMI: Armstrong in the Washington Reporter on the Weaponization of Sec. 401 of the Clean Water Act

The Same Permit Snare that Stops Pipelines Will Stop the Grid Buildout TooBy: Senator Alan ArmstrongRead it online here. As artificial intelligence takes flight, cloud-based data management continue to grow, manufacturing returns to our shores, and technology in general demands more and more 24/7 power, the demands on our strained grid is surging. Meeting that [ ]
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